Six Spotify Podcasts You Should Be Listening To

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 Podcasts are starting to 'pop'  up everywhere and have been for a while now. What with all the podcasts available and the cool people who host them, there's too much out there to pick from. The question isn't will we listen to the podcasts, but which ones do we listen to? 
Usocietie is here bringing you a list of six mind-blowing podcasts you definitely need to check out!


  1.   The Friend Zone - 'Dustin is a playboy. Assante is twiterless. Fran has no television. Welcome to The Friend Zone.' The intro, taken from Fran's website 'Hey, Fran, Hey!' describes behind this gem of a podcast perfectly. Assante's the comedian of the bunch, bursting into mid-song during podcasts and starting a few with raps and recitations. Fran's the laughter, and Dustin's well. They discuss everything from forgiveness to imposter syndrome. New episodes are out each Wednesday. Catch them on Spotify!

The friend zone

2. Ear Biscuits -  Hosted by internet comedy  personalities Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal, well known from their You-tube channel good mythical morning, ear biscuits is discussing insightful topics, that turn into originally intended to be thoughtful podcasts with constant giggle slips as Rhett and Link  Tune into ear biscuits for a good insightful laugh.



Ear Biscuits

3.    Science Vs.  -  With her striking austrialian accent and fire commentary that draws out the images of whatever wacky science thing she's discovering. Wendy Zukerman, host of science vs. carries you through episodes that figure out which science myths are true and which aren't. Giving everyday life a second look. Does diet soda actually make you fatter? And what caused the Hiroshima blast?
For people interested in vivid science discovery through audio, or total transportation to the siting of Hiroshima in seconds and back, you're welcome!


Science Vs


4. Stuff You Missed In History Class - Join Tracey Willson and Holly Frey on their journey to discover the weirdest, strangest  stuff they definitely didn't cover in history when you were at high school!
This pretty cool podcast can be found on Spotify, with episodes ranging from topics like 'Hitler's early rise' to 'History of foreign food in the U.S'.


                             Stuff you missed in history class

5.Happier with Grethen Rubin - Bestselling author of The Happiness Project, Gretchen Rubin  shares her everyday happiness in a packet, as I'd like to call it. With episodes featuring short, practical advice to living better and happier and enjoying the little things. Catch Happier on Spotify with New episodes every week!


Happier with Gretchen Rubin

6. Note To Self - A fun tech podcast with sometimes wacky bits. Featuring episodes that cover tech with a very human twist, note to self lets you see the  and brings up episodes about everyday life you wouldn't have never have thought about. From talking about how the FBI might possibly have a file on you, to discussing the question, when was the last time you peed without your phone?
Listen to their podcast here

Note to Self


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